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Michel Max - SMTP Redirect
The Michel Max - SMTP Redirect is an application designated to rec...
The Michel Max - SMTP Redirect is an application designated to receive e-mails and redirect them if the permissions are complied, it is designated to software houses that need to keep the Real E-Mail password hidden, but allowing its developers to send test messages. This application requires a Real SMTP server such as YAHOO or GOOGLE to work. -
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Google Wave Client-Server Protocol reference implementation. This C# application is a working reference implementation of the Google Wave Client-Server Protocol. The accompanying Wiki describes the internal working of the reference implementation.
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Easy and ready-to-use set of .Net Classes to implement LDAP applications (Servers and Clients). Included in the project: - Classes for all types of LDAP Requests and Responses; - Void Server and void Client Classes, ready for custom implementations.
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photo-competition in Intenet.The development environment based on C-sharp and asp.net with MS SQL-Server
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The goal of the project is to port the dumbster project to C#. It is a simple SMTP server that responds to SMTP requests and stores the messages to be queried in a manner suitable for .Net based automated test frameworks such as nMock.
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